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The Girl Princes (2013) [N/A]

Release Date:
April 18, 2013

Original Title:
왕자가 된 소녀들

Alternate Titles:
Girl Prince
The Girl Princes

Genres:
Documentary

Production Companies:
Play Girls Play

Production Countries:
South Korea

Ratings / Certifications:
KR: ALL 

Runtime: 79

Unveil the history of Female Gukgeuk, the Korean musical with all-female casts in the 1950s.

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The Korea Women’s National Musical, ‘Female Gukgeuk’ made by Korean traditional narrative song, dancing, and acting that presented by women in male roles, sets fire to hearts of many girls and is overwhelming in the 1950~60s. Some girls attend the musicals by stealing parents’ jewelry and lied about it; others throw aside the studying, and crisscross all over the country. But today, why has it disappeared in the history without even one person who has remembered? What has been happened to the girls who went off at that time?

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Assistant Director:
Kangyu Ga-ram

CG Artist:
Kim Hyung-jin

Director:
Kim Hye-jung

Editor:
Kim Hye-jung

Executive Producer:
Kim Hyun-gyung

Original Music Composer:
Yoon Seong-hye

Producer:
Pi So-hyun

Sound Supervisor:
Pyo Yong-soo

Story:
Kangyu Ga-ram
Kim Hyun-gyung
Pi So-hyun

Writer:
Kim Hye-jung

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